On 11/11/14 09:00, William Becerra wrote:
>>print blank
<__main__.point instance at 0x02B38E40>
the author says the the < 0x02B38E40> is in hexadecimal form
Correct that's what the 0x at the front signifies.
heres is my question:
How can i convert from hexodecimal form to decimal form?
You can use the int() type converter:
>>> int(0x16)
22
>>> int(0x02B38E40)
45321792
But there is little point since the hex number is a
memory address that means nothing to you as a programmer
since you can't change it, or do anything useful with it.
basically what i want is to use the attributes blank.x and blank.y as a
single point like in the mathematics format (x, y) co-ordinates so that
i can workout distance
You can do that without any use of hex.
Just use blank.x and blank.y like any other variable.
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Alan G
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